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Cet article passe en revue le fonctionnement, la conception et les performances de la photodiode à support uni-voyage (UTC-PD). L'UTC-PD est un nouveau type de photodiode qui utilise uniquement des électrons comme porteurs actifs et sa principale caractéristique est un fonctionnement à courant élevé. Une analyse de petits signaux prédit qu'un UTC-PD peut répondre à un signal optique aussi rapidement, voire plus rapidement, qu'un pin-PD. Une comparaison des données mesurées de photoréponse aux impulsions révèle comment les mécanismes de saturation de l'UTC-PD et du pin-PD diffèrent. Des applications des UTC-PD InP/InGaAs en tant que pilotes optoélectroniques sont également présentées.
Tadao ISHIBASHI
Tomofumi FURUTA
Hiroshi FUSHIMI
Satoshi KODAMA
Hiroshi ITO
Tadao NAGATSUMA
Naofumi SHIMIZU
Yutaka MIYAMOTO
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Tadao ISHIBASHI, Tomofumi FURUTA, Hiroshi FUSHIMI, Satoshi KODAMA, Hiroshi ITO, Tadao NAGATSUMA, Naofumi SHIMIZU, Yutaka MIYAMOTO, "InP/InGaAs Uni-Traveling-Carrier Photodiodes" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E83-C, no. 6, pp. 938-949, June 2000, doi: .
Abstract: This paper reviews the operation, design, and performance of the uni-traveling-carrier-photodiode (UTC-PD). The UTC-PD is a new type of photodiode that uses only electrons as its active carriers and its prime feature is high current operation. A small signal analysis predicts that a UTC-PD can respond to an optical signal as fast as or faster than a pin-PD. A comparison of measured pulse photoresponse data reveals how the saturation mechanisms of the UTC-PD and pin-PD differ. Applications of InP/InGaAs UTC-PDs as optoelectronic drivers are also presented.
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